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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12735, 16 December 1935, Page 6

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SATURDAY’S LOCAL GAMES

CITY’S FINE RECOVERY

The fourth series of local senior matches was concluded on Saturday, when there was generally improved form. The outstanding feature was the recovery of City against Mnrist, in the A grade. On the first day Marist mado 99 and City only 27, hut on Saturday there was a complete change about: Marist made 87 in the second innings, leaving City 150 to make for outright victory, a task which was accomplished with the loss of only three wickets. P. Dow made 70 not out, and J. Carroll 42 and F. Bennett 34. In the B grade lI.S. 0.8. (B), with only 4G required for an outright win, scored the runs for the loss of three wiokets. Civil Service defeated High School B outright by five wickets; School, who made 80 in the first, wore dismissed for 41 in the second, while Civil Service defeated High School B outright by five wickets; School, who made 80 in the first, were dismissed for 41 in the second, while Civil Service compiled 95 and 29 for five wickets.

INDORE v. TARRANT’S TEAM

(U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright)Received Doe. 15, 6.30 p.m.). INDORE, Dec. »14. Playing Tarrant’s team, Indore in the 'first innings lost .seven for 275 (Jagdaio 55, C. K. Nayudu 50, C. S. Nayudu 42, Bhaya not out 48). (U.P.A. by Elec. I'el. Copyright). INDORE, Dec. 15. At lunch Indore had lost eight for 342—Bhaya run out, 10G—the best century scored against the tourists. JL included sixteen fours and was without blemish.

NOTES AND NEAVS

In their inter-school cricket match Niew Plymouth Boys High School, in its first innings, made 220—Donnelly 50, Larkin 99. Nelson Cbllege, in its fidst innings, made 134-—Ward 30., New Plymouth, in' its second strike, has lost one .for 9. —P.A.